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he's finally gotten the prize, the white house. that is a very difficult thing to give up. i think unless he is, you know, his health is such that it makes it impossible to run, i think he will run and try to win that second term. lebanon was once upon a time the jewel of the middle east. relaxed, wealthy, sophisticated and delightful. but ever since the 1970s, it's been invaded by its neighbours, wracked with political and religious violence. and in august 2020, partly destroyed by a gigantic explosion in a store of ammonium nitrate kept at the port of beirut. since then, things have got even worse. why? i asked carine torbey of bbc arabic, who's based in beirut, to explain. there are so many basic services that are not available or not available for everyone at a good quality at the moment, which makes the whole standard of living extremely poor. lebanon has a very large diaspora and there are so many families that at the moment are still able to live, you know, with a very minimal standard of living because they have someone somewhere sending them money from abroad. that

from the white house podium, it was a regret the intrusion in intrusion. press secretary gen saki would not go on to condemn the attack. and the president had this to say, i don't know all the detail, but i know it has to be investigated. phyllis bennis was not surprised. well, there's a very consistent pattern here in the u. s. has been for decades the primary, political, economic, military strategic backer of israel, and it's among other things been committed to preventing any level of accountability. wow. members of congress have weighed in on twitter, calling it deeply disturbing. unacceptable saying the u. s. must condemn the attack on the funeral. and one congresswoman tweeted after her killing the u. s. must demand an end to israeli apartheid. the german foreign minister also wait in as is meant, aha, it's incredibly important to me and we've made it very clear that her death is explained in a transparent way. and it's even solder that the funeral ceremony could not be held in peace and dignity. to be honest, i'm deeply shocked, owned, and the frenc

. >> i think it was if my term serves me correct, it was summer of last year where the white house released a report on domestic terrorism, white supremacy. it's a big priority, big concern for dhs and for doj. of course, right now investigators have the suspect in custody but the concern as we look forward is others with similar mind, like minded bheem may have be consuming the same horrific information or propaganda, whatever it may be and may want to follow suit. that's always the concern. >> that's always the concern. that will be the concern with this shooting. the fact the alleged gunman lived and wasn't able to take his own life as it seems he wanted to, that will be significant as well for law enforcement, i think. perhaps he's cooperating and providing information. they have the live streams. they have what they believe is his manifesto. i'm sure once they go through his computers and cell phone and all of his writings and whatever he may have done to research this attack and once we learn how he went about getting the weapons, it's going to be more troubling. >> yeah. you're right

having worked at the white house, you do learn to block stuff out. i like social media. and to look at but i do have the ability to say this is not, this is not. just some things are important and other things you know is just peoplee screaming. greg: do you have kids? >> the ability to hear people screaming? greg: yes. do you worry about them then? >> no. greg: that'sre impossible. >> that's what you think. greg: what your kids first name? [laughter] >> her fake name? [laughter] it's not their thing. they look at stuff but i know because i check. [laughter] greg: well, look. kudos to them. i just don't believe it. my parents never knew i had a stack of playboys under my mattress. one day they just disappeared. didn't see my dad for a week. [laughter] dagan, you know what i'm talking about, do you ever look at social media before you go to bed, is it destructive? >> i prefer social media to real life. [laughter] reality is way overrated and i'm not exaggerating, come to work this morning new york city, i saw a guy wearing a fuzzy bear mask riding a bike sharing what look

pardon indeed questions about horse care during the war will reach all the way to the white house. in fact the letter that i found back in 1996 and national archives by alonzo still is the one who really got me thinking more and more about this topic about horses. now in the civil war in particular, i think modern readers perhaps those who have no experience with livestock. tend to think of you know them the rather like vehicles that they can be yes used when needed the set aside when not and ready to go at the next and the next possible need and if horses despite their size and power are actually rather delicate creatures certainly in their feet and their digestive systems. and indeed alonzo still will write to president linking requesting that he do something for greater care of army livestock and you think that that such a letter would really go nowhere, but it goes from the white house to the war department and makes its way through various bureaus to act upon or at least be recognized as of worth. the united states in ninth in 1860 interestingly enough is the most populous hor

the white house blamed vladimir putin, blamed the war in ukraine. can they pin the blame for all of this on those events as outside events? >> the biden administration is trying to sell a whole bunch of excuses. nobody is buying it, we are all paying for it. we need to get serious about inflation in the united states. people are getting clobbered in the pocketbooks. the number one thing we could do is unleash american energy. get gas prices down. in other areas think of food prices. also diesel truck bring the food from the farm into the grocery store and onto our tables for the number one thing we could do to get costs under control is to unleash american energy privity for the president to change course. last week in which the wrong direction. we have the resources here we need to get it done projects congressman of wisconsin thanks for coming on. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. jon: a horrifying scene in western new york began about three and half hours ago. please confirm ten people are dead after he supermarket shooting in the city of buf

it wouldn't let say now from the white house press secretary, we have all seen others images. they're obviously deeply disturbing out we and this is a day where we should all be marking, including everyone there, the memory of a remarkable journalist who lost her life. and we know that there is an we a, with a disturbing footage and from the funeral procession procession today in jerusalem, we regret the intrusion to what should have been a peaceful procession. gen sack, either me, well, the calls grow for an open and independent investigation. it's a sri and i will actually as death, a death keenly felt here in the region and right across the world. palestinian president mike mood abbas is awarded serene abu i claire the star of jerusalem metal. he received a delegation from al jazeera and commended the bravery of al jazeera journalists. you also committed to investigating sharina killing, saying he will not accept the australians taking part in an investigation. ah no dentist and we will continue the investigation and will in no way allow israel to be a partner to this inves

the new white house press secretary said the president was briefed by his own land security will continue to receive updates throughout the evening and into tomorrow as more information comes in. we have learned that the attorney general as well as the homeland security secretary have also both been briefed on the matter . he's slated to return here to washington where he's scheduled to speak at a memorial service honoring those law enforcement officials who have lost thaer leaves in last year. that can provide one of the first opportunities for the president to speak about this tragedy as yet another mass shooting has unfolded in this country while the president has been in office. pamela. >> thanks so much. we'll come back right after this short break. you said you'd never get a dog. you said you'd never do a lot of things. but you never knew all the things a dog could do for you. and with resolve you never have to worry about the m mess. love the lovove, resolve the me. at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner with access to financial advice, tools and a personal

house when trump was president. everybody is reading it like it's some pop to it. it is just garbage. and they put this out in these white supremacist circles, anti these people read it and they start to believe it and when it does what it does is it denigrate immigrants, anybody of color, anybody with just a little bit of skin tone color than these guys, oh, they are denigrated. so, that's why the constant talk about the migrants on the border is really coming right from this, you know, white nationalist prospective. and it's just sad to see it, giving the general conversation about immunizing immigrants, and that's what it does, so they pick up on it, and they feel they are supported when they see that in general conversation. and they can see that same mindset, that like motive of anti-immigration. such a strong threat against them and then they're going to hit sites and they pick that up and then they get their guns, the guns make them feel like they have power. when a young man picks up an ar-15 rifle his own s

. >> a white house walk back after tweeting a claim that could be flagged by biden's own disinformation board. >> and shawn. >> activists are about to harass the people justices after homes marching to the supreme court. now justice thomas has a warning about the impact of the drafts opinion a leak. >> but first, biden's devastating baby formula crisis worsens. shortages surpassing 50% in some states including delaware, tennessee, montana and texas. the shortage break not spring up overnight back in december of 50% foreman that was out of stock on things only got worse with abbott laboratories shut it doors after massive recall in february. president biden, when asked if this wasn't preventable only a mind reader would have been successful, listen. >> and parents got to the shelves and could not find formula? >> a foot inveterate minders i guess because of it. >> you know sean i cannot make eight joke about that with the statement biden made this happen in february it was the fda, his administration. he was well aware of this and his administration they did absolutely nothing, your thou

i was brought into the white house and i -- >> dr. fauci would push back publicly. >> but it was important that the, you know, the president of the united states and the vice president that we have a federal response that matches the degree of the problem and so being able to move tests. being able to work with the governors. and i think the real question i think for you, jim, is ask the governors if i was helpful because you know, that's where it mattered the most. so, yes, i had to change what i did, but i worked pandemics around the globe for decades. i'm used to presidents that may not agree with me. >> and play politics. >> and play politics, but i still have to get the policies changed to help lgbts in uganda or tanzania. >> let me ask you this. if trump gets back into office and back in the white house, he's out there acting as if he's running for president. who knows, he may be bluffing. and another public health emergency comes along, would you have any confidence in him in handling that emergency given what you know in terms

house. again, this is a day of great sadness for all of us in the city of buffalo. to provide you with more detail, i want to turn things over to buffalo police commissioner joseph roe molly. >> thank you. and approximately 2:30 today an individual who the mayor stated is not from this area and from hours away drove to buffalo went to 12 75 jefferson to the tops market. he exited his vehicle. he was very heavily armed. he had tactical gear and tactical helmet on. he had a camera livestreaming when he was doing. he engaged for individuals. he shot four people in the parking lot. three of those were deceased. one individual at this time is surviving the injury. the individual went inside. as i said, he was an 18 year old white male, walked into the store, and began engaging customers inside the store. one of the individuals inside the store is a security guard, a beloved security guard who was a retired but buffalo police officer, a hero in our eyes, engage the suspect, struck the suspect, but

to be honest, i'm deeply shock eat owned, let's say now from the white house press secretary, we have all seen on those images. they're obviously deeply disturbing. our we, this is a day where we should all be marking, including everyone there. the memory of a remarkable journalist who lost her life on we know that there is on we a, with as disturbing footage and from the funeral procession procession. today in jerusalem, we regret the intrusion to what should have been a peaceful procession. jen, saki, there me. well, the calls grow for an open, an independent investigation. its a sri and i will atlas death a death keely felt here in the region and right across the world were policy and president mahmoud abbas as awarded sharina black leather star of jerusalem. metal, he received a delegation from al jazeera and commended the bravery of al jazeera journalists. he also committed to investigating sharina killing, saying he will not accept the australians taking part in investigation. ah no dentist and we will continue the investigation and will in no way allow israel to be a partner to

obviously, this is being driven by the white house. there is been no commitment made to the physical location. we, obviously, are continuing to frame this out before the consideration of the secretary and for whoever the inaugural director may be. until that appointment is made, no decision will be made on a physical location. >> and there is no timeline for an approval process. >> i can tell you that the search is definitely ongoing. i know the intention is as rapid as possible. >> thank you. i see my time has expired. thank you, madam chair. >> thank you, madam chair. doctor, i recognize that last september, the nih announced 10 grand to focus on violence prevention. including a focus on firearm prevention tactics and k-12. as you know, we had the last mass shooting that happened was right outside my district at a high school. hope that this ress happening in detroit which i hope are just the first of many to address gun violence that we have. while i recognize that these awards were just made, can you speak to the importance of resu

and the white house knew the vote was gonna fail this week. vice president harris went up to the hill to preside over the vote, she does that when these things are important to the white house. what are you hearing now? >> they know, the white house, in the administration, that this kind of little they can do that will fundamentally alter -- its first weather trying to do is -- talking to people about making sure that in the midterms that they get more senators, for example, that are going to be in congress that they can actually figure something out. there aren't enough for votes. there are not 60 votes to pass anything. -- they are also looking at ways to nibble around the edges, discussing whether funding for the medicaid or some other mechanism can give people money, funds, to travel to other states for abortions. they're talking about all the things they can do, but they know that all the things they can -- regulatory actions that this administration can do, are also possibly gonna end up in court. that's something the republicans have al

house from ending title 42. border restrictions there, 20 states are supporting a lawsuit to keep title 42. the rule border agents and asylum seekers sent back to mexico because of the covid pandemic. you're looking live in eagle pass texas where bill melugin is at the border with the latest on the newest crossings. >> good afternoon, i can tell you illegal crossings are nonstop here and that is with title 42 still in place and we will show you that. look at this video we shot here this morning when we had another massive single group of well under 100 illegal immigrants crossing, this is the fourth day in a row we've seen big groups of more than 100, everyday for the last four days around 11:00 in the morning, we see big groups crossing like clockwork. we saw a cartel scout on the other side taking a peek at the river before the group came across, 30 minutes later but this wasn't the only group. we see this every day, look at this video, we saw this group of 150 illegal immigrants crossing friday, same thing, s

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and let's say now from the white house press secretary, we have all seen others images. they're obviously deeply disturbing out we and this is a day where we should all be marking, including every one there. the memory of a remarkable journalist who lost her life on we know that there is on we a, with a disturbing footage and from the funeral procession procession. today in jerusalem, we regret the intrusion to what should have been a peaceful procession. gen sack either me well the calls grow for an open and independent investigation. it's a sri and i will atlas death a death. keeley felt head in the region and right across the world, palestinian president, my great abbas, was awarded sharina bigler, the store of jerusalem metal. he received a delegation from al jazeera, commended the bravery or violence, 0 journalists. he also committed to investigating sharina killing, saying he will not accept the us rainy's taking part in an investigation a dentist, and then we will continue the investigation and will in no way allow israel to be a partner to this investigation beca

house office of science and technology policy his latest book introduction to modern climate change won the 2014 american meteorological societies louis j. batten authors award. we are also pleased to have alex epstein he is the president and founder of the center for industrial progress author of the moral case for fossil fuels. alex is a philosopher who argues that human flourishing should be the guiding principle of industrial and environmental progress. he is the author of the new york times bestseller the moral case for fossil fuels and alex is known for his willingness to debate anyone anytime. is publicly debated leading environmentalist organizations such as greenpeace the sierra club and 350.org over the morality of fossil fuel use and finally our moderator for this morning's debate is dan nigamir. he's the editorial page editor of the denver gazette. dan is a longtime journalist and more than 25-year veteran of the colorado political scene. he has been an award-winning newspaper reporter and editorial page editor a senior legislative staffer at the state capitol and a poli

the reality is voters understand the white house is responsible or who they're going to hold responsible. until the biden administration policies or promises of oil proactively handle this rather than cast blame i don't think they're going to break there's anybody out there. >> another target is rick scott the republican senator from florida the broad-based economic and political plan that included suggesting every american should pay some income tax. that means he wants to raise taxes on millions of americans. how effective is that going to be? >> i don't think very effective this is a plan floored at sender scott put on his own volition is not backed by the gop. many are backing away from it saying that's not the intent. another thing in that rick scott that's their five years present biden saying in five years social security and medicare are on the chopping block. i don't think voters are going to believe that this is a republican party that cannot defend obamacare could not end obamacare, come on. the speech by biden red as the beginning of the 2022 november campaign for him because

house support. rand paul has a specific point which should not be ignored, having some sort of mechanism in place to watch where the eight. ghost if that's all it is, it's fine. if it's an effort to stop the aid, and that's wrong,. >> isn't there already a mechanism in place with rolling out this eight, that watch is where and how it's distributed? isn't that part of the package? >> there are mechanisms, but there were problems with the aids to iraq and afghanistan, we are very large amounts of aid were put into place. i don't have the specifics that had. i do believe people's who believe strongly in the aid working on the hill, that they have offered something to paul to eases concern. if it, does there is no problem. but if we're still talking about the mechanisms of this package three weeks from now, that's a serious problem. >> that's a serious problem. let's talk about finland and sweden, making it clear that they want to join nato. turkey has expressed opposition to them joining nato. however

house or off-site outside of the white house and who actually hit the record button and put in fresh tapes. this is from owen, alaska. hey, oh and another great question the secret service maintain these tapes originally and then the white house communication agency did and they're the ones to store to administer the taping system. so for for a while, it was really only a handful of people who knew about it particularly with fdrs system and then with kennedy system, i think at the accident only four people new about it and they were the ones to run it and and the the wires went down to the basement of the white house from the from the oval office now the tapes themselves, where were the presence when they were made again, they differed from kennedy was really a the oval office cabinet room largely. for johnson, it was the oval office the cabinet room a little lounge that he had off of the oval office itself residential quarters. and then at the lbj ranch, in fact, we're listening to a whole bunch of tapes right now about to publish on the the election 1964 and johnson's at the ranch

it wouldn't let me now from the white house press secretary, we have all seen others images. they're obviously deeply disturbing. our we, this is a day where we should all be marking, including everyone there. the memory of a remarkable journalist who lost our her life on. we know that there is on we a, with a disturbing footage and from the funeral procession procession to day in jerusalem . we regret the intrusion to what should have been a peaceful procession. gen sack either me well the calls grow for an open and independent investigation at the shrine. i will actually as death a death keely felt here in the region and right across the world. will francis foreign minister expressed shock at the attack on morn as at fear at friday's funeral on twitter, john eve, literally, ann said that he was deeply shocked and appalled at the unacceptable violence than prevented the funeral procession. assuring alaska from taking place with peace and dignity. he's also condemned to death and is demanding a transparency investigation. with nick mentioned earlier, western leaders and media

now, former white house press secretary jen psaki said this about the facility yesterday, listen to this. >> the issue is this was a recall in february as a reminder there is a factory in michigan had tainted formula that killed two babies. >> responding to that almost immediately tweeting apart" comprehensive by abbott, fda cdc found no evidence that our form of those calls infant illnesses. the deaths of the infants a tragic but steady products are not to blame for they say sake is mistaken. either way the facility was forced to shut down pretty here's what the supply shortage looks like it each state right now. her than half a farm is out of stock in eight states and washington d.c. see those in red the majority of the countries in orange here where supply is down between 40 and 49%. even the least impacted states in blue are feeling at least a 20% difference. now, dietitians are especially concerned about an increase in homemade formula recipes that are circulating online right now but doctors say it's often not safe for babies. their art department of health is launched a website to

and the committee says that former white house staffers have identified him as one of several house gop lawmakers who requested a presidential pardon for their events involving january 6th. so the committee is likely to ask with the nature of that pardon was, and whether the fact that he asked for one is an acknowledgment that his actions that they were illegal. so that was just several boxes that the committee is aiming to check off before those long awaited public hearings began on june 9th, jasmine. okay glenn, let's get into it. so the likelihood that these five are going to comply with their subpoenas, not a. what happens? >> slim to none, and form is fading fast. and then we have the usual conversation about, one of the enforcement mechanisms, and of course they could refer them to the department of justice for prosecution for criminal contempt. the doj's batting average is not very good. they have for people who have been referred for criminal prosecution, and only one, steve bannon has been actually indicted for his crime of contempt of congress. so it's an point yes. i think co

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president's park white house visitor center again, another nps site a great place to learn more about dolly madison. and go definitely gotta go the flag house if you haven't been there yet, please go amanda her group do such an amazing job there to talk about mary and all and grace and all the people of mary's team that helped create that flag. now for lucy i did i did. i don't have a site necessarily that over museum that's necessarily telling her history, but i wanted to point this out. um, this website is fabulous made by the maryland state archives during the bicentennial so it's a couple years old, but this is actually where i got some information about about lucy they have it's a case studies of the war of 1812 in maryland. you can search by by county and learn about those who are enslaved the people who enslave them. it's a really great resource. so i wanted to call that out for for you all to to check out. i also wanted to do a quick thanks ranger shannon retired ranger scott. thank you for your help with this and then two wonderful interns sydney and chris who helped with som

that is something that has to go through the white house. don't expect you to get into that, but i believe we have to understand there is a reason for energy prices going up, only a portion of which can be attributed to the geopolitical situation we are in right now. sen. yellen: senator, i feel the real moral of the situation we face is that as long as we are as dependent as we are on fossil fuels in our energy supply that we will always face vulnerabilities from the decisions of russia, or other countries. sen. tillis: i agree. sec. yellen, i agree with that. sen. yellen: to renewables. sen. tillis: secretary yellen, if i can get you to yield for a minute, you could also say the risk is going too soon. that is why we have european nations struggling to figure out , because they went so far, that they actually stopped drilling. i will give you a classic example in germany. they have energy resources. they shut them down and replaced their fossil fuels with fossil fuels coming from russia. if we don't get the transition right -- i have suppo

here's a list of people to immediately call to the white house. we have to have our commercial laboratory developers make tasks not just pcr tests, but antigen tests and antibody tests and we've got to have it immediately and you got to get them all here by wednesday. they were all there and so there was a lot of action that first week both on pushing therapeutics pushing vaccines pushing testing getting people to take this much more. seriously. i just want to thank my european colleagues because obviously i knew a lot of them from working on the global fund for nearly a decade and they helped me they sent me their data they were about two weeks ahead of us and i used that data for the european travel ban the 15 days to slow the spread and the 30 days to slow the spread and if people go back and i think when history is written they'll see that that first wave compared to many other countries was much more contained than any other wave subsequently and i think as a country we reacted seriously in those three to four weeks and then we didn't and tha

to be honest, i'm deeply shock eat, let's say now from the white house press secretary, we have all seen others images are obviously deeply disturbing. our we are, this is a day where we should all be marking, including everyone there, the memory of a remarkable journalist who lost our her life on. we know that there is on we a, with a disturbing footage and from the funeral procession procession today in jerusalem . we regret the intrusion to what should have been a peaceful procession. gen saki, there me, well, the calls grow for an open, an independent investigation to sri and i will atlas death. a death keenly felt here in the region and right across the world. the clock al jazeera occupied east jerusalem, well shaped her our neighbourhood have occupied a tourist. there has been a flash point in the conflict g to israel's forced eviction of palestinian families and is outraged their bash rains. murder, and want enfolded on friday. among. com is that? well, there's only really one word that anybody is using. certainly palestinian is using amazon. devastated, devastated. those sharina

it comes as pressure is mounting on the white house to take action as parents are growing increasingly desperate. let's go to steve patterson who has the latest on this. steve, to you. >> the longer this crisis stretches on, the more desperate that parents are going to get to try to track down this formula to take care of their children. this was a production chain problem, followed by factory shut down. production has now restarted. with millions of infants relying on that formula, parents are doing anything they can to try to track it down. >> with store shelves barren across the country, more parents are forced to face their worst fears. >> how will i feed my baby? >> new mom, stephanie jones, would thought she never had asked this question. >> you are deathly trying everything in your power to see what you can do and how you can get formula. >> as of this morning, a record 43% of popular baby formulas are out of stock, with major retailers putting limits on how much you can buy. >> i have gone to every store and called every store to search for it. we cannot find it anywhere. >> wi

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and it has your views changed since you were in the bush white house? senator i said that it's settled as a precedent of the supreme court entitled to respect under principles of story decisis and one of the important things to keep in mind about roe v wade. is that it has been reaffirmed many times over the past 45 years as you know. and most prominently most importantly reaffirmed in planned parenthood versus casey in 1992. and as you well recall center, i know when that case came up the supreme court didn't just reaffirm it. in passing the court specifically went through all the factors of story decisis and considering whether to overrule it. and then joint opinion of justice kennedy justice o'connor and justice suitor at great length went through that those factors. that was the question presented in the case. could i interrupt you to say since you mentioned story decisis and i sat on nine of these hearings and when the subject comes up the person says i will follow star he decisis and they get confirmed and then course they don't so i think knowing

should the white house have taken more action sooner? >> we should have been dealing with this and other problems way in advance. you see capitolism calls for just in time delivery and minimum possible inventories, that's how you maximize profits. nobody's paying companies for resiliency and stockpiling. we saw what happened to toilet paper two years ago, that's less of a crisis than this, obviously. and so, you need a system where you're paying for stock piles and you're paying for surplus capacity. right now, i showed my colleagues a draft of a bill that would clarify the president has the defense production act to order companies wherever there's a plant that could be making baby formula to do so and to sweep away any restrictions on imports from japan, europe, the u.k. and canada, and to suspend the 17% tariffs that we have on imports. we need to maximize imports, maximize production to deal with the short-term. long-term, we need a host of strategic reserves and/or surplus capacity available and capitalism points in the other direct

house. i think the administration is on track with respect to what's happening in ukraine. they've been strong and skillful and i'm very happy doing one issue, believe me. >> ok. so let's talk about glass co-. how many times when you have international conferences most things are worked out in advance and you have press conferences, most things are agreed to. but my impression is it wasn't all worked out. >> it can't be all worked out in advance. nations have different interests. you have 195 nations coming to the table and everybody's voice needs to be accounted for and listened to and factored in. and some of the dynamics just don't come together until the clock strikes midnight and you know you've got to cut fish or cut bait. and it's always last-minute things that rise. >> i understand from people there, i wasn't there, that you were running around in the middle of the night working with other delegations trying to cut dooels and people said it was a good agreement that came out. is that

a nice response from the white house calling shows the condemnation awful. these really attack on morning during the funeral to out there janitory and ah, hello on money. so you, this is dollars their life from the coming up. tensions remain high as the anniversary of israeli creation approaches marked by palestinians out the knock or catastrophe. russian forces being pushed back in the battle, the car keys, and i'm out on rainy inter in italy at the eurovision song contest where the world's attention is focused on one band. ah, the palestinian authority says it welcomes international support in investigating al jazeera journalist, serene act plays, murder, bice ready forces on friday serene was laid to rest, but not before israeli police attacked her funeral procession nearly forcing pul barras to drop her casket. the veteran journalist was shot in the head by early forces on wednesday while covering rate and janine the occupied west bank. the stephanie decker reports from occupied a serious them sharing in life and in her death spice. the brutality of isra

owen: the white house says it is working to increase supply and make it available, rolling out measures that gives families on government assistance the ability to buy other brands of formula, cracking down on price gouging and hoarding, and importing supply. pres. biden: i think we will make significant progress shortly. owen: the heightened demands and shortage may last t the ar. about 40% of formula is out of stock, leaving empty shelves at stores across the country, some forced to limit purchases per customer. the lack of product is due in the recall of formula manufactured at a plant in sturgis, michigan after two infants died of a bacterial infection in late february. an investigation found no evidence linking the infections to its michigan plant. abbott says as soon as the fda gives them the green light production could start in two weeks. the house oversight committee launched an investigation into the shortage, requesting records from four of the largest manufacturers of baby formula. >> with regard to abbott, they have cornered the market. part of the reason for the shortage i

they won the white house. they won both chambers of congress. is that an effective strategy that our hands are tied unless you vote? >> i understand voters frustration. we have a very close senate. we have a very close house. the answer to this is to elect more democrats so that we can have a water majority and we have more room, not necessarily for error, but to pass legislation that is going to get a broader number of democrats on board. when it comes to the election, i do not know why, this is where i put my republican hat on. i did not know why republicans want to have this fight right now over abortion rights. it is something that is supported depending on what poll you look at. it is seven out of ten or eight out of ten americans. i just spent a couple of days in dallas texas without my college girlfriends. these are suburban voters who tend to vote republican, sometimes democratic. they are extremely worried about roe. this is something that is going to definitely solidify their votes for democrats up and down the ticket. we already have

she's managed his campaigns for the senate and the white house and served as a key advisor and trusted confidant. as she notes in the introduction of her book various profiles over the years have described valerie as the biden whisperer reflecting how in sync they are and how intuitively they understand each other. in other roles valerie has been an executive with a media consulting firm and currently serves as vice chair of the biden institute university of delaware as a partner at owens patrick leadership seminars. he sits on the advisory board of the beau biden foundation for the protection of children, they're served on other boards promoting women's leadership and communication skills. and her memoir mallory weaves touching accounts of her family life with insider perspectives on her political work. and while she offers insight into her brother joe, she also has her own compelling story to tell as a woman breaking through gender barriers and showing that women can run major campaigns even at the presidential level. as a review and publishers weekly said valerie's book well shines

house in her new spot. thank you, thank you both very much, cath katie pavlich and charlie hurt. i'll be back next week week with more comment air and interviews right here on karine jean-pierre >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by jpmorgan asset management. jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. i am jack hough, coming up, whipsawed on wall street, how rob arnot is investing now. forwarding with a bear, i don't recommend that, with stocks close to bear market territory, what investors should buy and avoid. we begin with three things investors should be thinking about, stocks slumped for the week but gained some back on friday. what should investors look for in the week ahead? labor costs cutting into corporate profits, what stock investors should do. it is a rough road for electric vehicle stocks. ford and gm got dingdong downgrades. been levisohn, and joining us for the first time megan castillo. the market was down for the week but th

why the next white house press secretary may look jen look moderate and reasonable. but first, hello. inflation is the biggest problem facing the nation right now with prices surging at their fastest pace in nearly 40 years. but instead of finding measures to bring it under control, the biden administration spent most of last year finding someone to blame for it. >> our prices are rising because of putin's actions. it's no excuse to exercise excessive price increases or padding profits. the reason for inflation is the supply chains were cut off. gerry: well, nice tries, but somehow no one seemed to believe that agreedty corporations just suddenly decided last year to gouge their customer or that vladimir putin could be responsible for a surge in inflation that started a year before his invasion of ukraine or that it was all about global supply chains when other countries were not experiencing anything like the increase in prices here in the u.s. so now when we learned that the rate of inflation stayed stubbornly over 8% last month, they finally identified the real cu

the white house has taken a number of steps. yesterday they announced a new health and human services website hhs.gov s/formula that will be able to assist parents as they go on a quest to find more infantas formula. another thing they say, you can see the web page on the screen is talking to manufacturers trying to get more of that product on shelve. fda says they will have an announcement next week about some of the efforts that they have done and tried to streamline the process. they have taken a number of more limited steps here. that includes importing infant formula from abroad. that's something that before this happened, that was not exactly happening. they have been urging states to allow those who are on the wic government assistance program to be able to access more types of infant formula. asking for more flexibility as their options on that program are kind of limited. now something that is under kr consideration by the white house is enacting the defense production act. it allows the white house to take control over

the white house, those stop sort of that describing what happened as disturbing. i would say 1st that we have all seen those images. they're obviously deeply disturbing. we this is a day where we should all be marking, including everyone there, the memory of remarkable journalist who lost her life on. we know that there is a, with a disturbing footage and from the funeral procession procession today in jerusalem . we regret the intrusion to what should have been a peaceful procession. we've earned respect for the funeral procession. the mourners and the family at the sensitive time were also in close touch with israeli and palestinian authorities has been and obviously will continue to be especially given the images we've seen today. we're not currently involved in any the investigation, but we are working to bridge cooperation and available to provide assistance as needed. what has become increasingly apparent is that when the leaders and media organizations have been ambiguous in their response to israel killing, of serene and the attack on her funeral, on twitt

. >> and the white house now asking the federal trade complain.n to m iny >> this a s desperate parents are turning to milk banks to help feed their babies now. let's go back to latest. >> reporter: the desperate search for baby formula may continue throughout the rest of the year, that is according to makers of store brand formulas for the likes of walmart and amazon and the white house ask scrambling to put an end to the crisis. they are rolling out new measures like giving families on government assistance the ability to buy other brands of formula, cracking down on price gouging and importing more supply. about 40% of formula is out of stock, leaving empty shelves at stores across the country. some forced to limit its purchases per customer. the lack of product is in part due to the voluntary recall of abbott brand formula manufactured at a plant in michigan after two infant died of a become tierial infection in late february. the company says they found no evidence linking the infections to the michigan plant and abbott says as soon as they get the green light it could take two wee

he began government service in the administration of president reagan as a member of the white house domestic policy staff from 1982 to 1983. after several years in private practice. he returned to government and president george h w bush's administration serving as assistant attorney general the office of legal counsel. next is deputy attorney general and then is the 77th attorney general of the united states from 1991 to 1993. he returned to the private sector where from 1994 to 2017. he enjoyed great success and earned enormous respect as one of the nation's preeminent legal minds and i'm sure he didn't have to deal with as many -- things in the private sector. then in 2018 when he was undoubtedly enjoying the fruits of a long and successful career. he answered our country's call once again when president trump nominated him and the senate confirms him as the 85th attorney general of the united states. his book one -- thing after another debuted last month at number one on the new york times bestseller list and to date has remained on the list for the last five weeks so i know ton

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action from the white house is required. thank you. host: let's talk next to larry in saint stephen, minnesota, a business owner. hi, larry. caller: howdy. host: so what do you think? has your business been impacted? caller: yeah. i'm a farmer. we have not been able to get our inputs. host: what kind of inputs? caller: we have a vacuum in the white house. this guy, the guy named president biden. we are going to starve all you people. that will get maybe some action out of the vacuum. thank you very much. host: all right. michael is next in brooklyn, new york. you say no, you have not been impacted. caller: yes. good morning, mimi. i have not been impacted. the outrage from republicans, i want to say one thing. you know, when the pandemic came, and a lot of these issues are caused by that pandemic, we had a president who did not acknowledge it and lied to the american people, and we also had a president in joe biden who wanted to help the people with build back better and every republican said, no, the american people should not have an